.
. . Christ, who is in heaven and descended all the way into flesh, connects and
joins the twofold church. He is a mediator, then, and as a mediator—his Mystery
entrusted to angels—he liberates this church (meaning the members of the
church) and brings it back to the higher church. (Stephen Andrew Cooper,
Marius Victorinus' Commentary on Galatians [Oxford Early Christian
Studies; New York: Oxford University Press, 2005], 292)
Christus,
qui in caelis est et ad carnem usque descendit, utramque ecclesiam copulat et
iungit. Est ergo mediator et, mysterio suo per angelos disposito, quasi
mediator liberat istam ecclesiam, id est membra ecclesiae, et revocat ad superiorem
ecclesiam. (Marii Victorini Opera, Pars II: Opera Exegetica [Corpus
Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum Editum Consilio Et Impensis Academiae
Scientiarum Austricae LXXXIII, Pars 2; Vindobonae: Hoelder-Pichler-Tempsky,
1986], 131)
